Ace For Hire // BTS Reader Insert

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"Are you done throwing a tantrum, and other things?" Suga called out from the kitchen as he heard your feet drag into the same area again.

After calming down a bit and finally cooling your face off, you put on a pair of baggy sweat pants and an oversized sweater.

"To be fair, I think I earned the right to act like that. I know you were trying to help, that's why I'm currently not murdering you. But if you want I could keep doing tantrums and throwing things if you'd like." You said stubbornly as you took a seat on the edge of the kitchen counter to watch him.

"Hard pass. Here." Suga turned to you while holding out a small pink bowl. Pulling your sleeves over your hands you took the bowl from him carefully, using both hands so it wouldn't be too hot against your skin. Noticing Suga looking around the kitchen a bit, you gently set the bowl on your lap and pointed across the kitchen. "If your looking for spoons, they're in that drawer."

He nodded then followed your finger, you heard the familiar clink of metal utensils as he opened the drawer. "Didn't know you could cook." You said while bringing the bowl up to smell it a bit. It's burnt.

"I don't, usually Jin hyung makes something or we get panda ex. It's something I used to make when I was younger and I had a cold." Closing the drawer, Suga walked up to you and handed you a spoon. You smiled at him quickly while taking it, feeling a little awkward about how to just be [Y/N].

You went to your room to put clothes on and to calm down obviously, but also to let what he said sit in for a bit. No one's ever said that, maybe because you've never had someone's company like this before. When you think about it, this is the first time someone's ever really pointed out the fact that Ace has become bigger than what you wanted. Ace became it's own person in a way that you just felt pressured to fall into the role subconsciously.

Probably the same way Suga did. You noticed he was more approachable, and actually a really decent guy. But from past encounters with him, you just always thought that he was always an ass, since most of your conversations ended with threats. Except now you kind of understood him more, he was Suga then, but outside of the underground and BTS, he was just Yoongi.

"Thanks Suga." You softly let out as you stirred the bowl a bit, fighting every nerve in your body to just go back to Ace. The biggest reason keeping you back from doing that, was that Suga actually went out of his own way to help you and made sure you were okay.

So a part of you felt guilt stating to creep in if you let his words go to waste, especially when it's the first time you've ever heard him talk to you genuinely. At least the first thing he's said genuinely that wasn't a death threat.

"Just call me Yoongi when it's just us. And don't worry about it." Suga leaned back against the counter opposite from you, crossing his arms a bit as he picked up at your awkwardness. "It might taste like shit but to be fair, I'm not the greatest cook so.." He trailed off towards the end of his own defense for the burnt food.

He kept rambling on a bit about how it's not the greatest thing he's ever made. You were going to tell him that you were just grateful he even made something for you, but you decided to keep that to yourself. It's not like you were a picky eater anyways, so you had no problem eating it burnt either way. But you found amusement in the way he acted like massive tsundere when he's alone with you.

You paused a bit after taking your first bite. The taste of the burnt parts coated over spottily on your tongue, the slight hint of bitterness over powered any other flavors from it. Once it sat in your mouth for a while, you chewed a bit before taking another bite.

Thankfully you always had  a weird preference to eat things that had a slight burnt to it. Obviously you're not going to eat literally ashes or anything that looked burnt inside of hell. Maybe you got it from dad. He couldn't even cook water much less anything else, unless cooking was dialing for a pizza delivery, then he was an amazing chef.